Privacy
Last updated Nov 9, 2026
We collect your email address and the RV details you give us on the form, and we use them to send you the Sunday email about that RV. This site sets no tracking cookies, and we never ask for your VIN.
Who runs this
RV Bulletin is run by Alex Vita, Bucharest, Romania. Questions go to hello@rvbulletin.com.
What we keep
- Your email address
- The make, model and year you pick
- The kind of RV, and the chassis maker if it is a motorhome
- Whatever you type under Mine is not listed
- The date you signed up and the page you signed up on
At Kit, a record of each email sent to you, whether you opened it, which links you clicked, where you signed up and a rough location worked out from your IP address. If you reply to an email, your reply, in the mailbox it arrives at.
We don’t ask for your name, street address, phone number or VIN. If you read a page and don’t sign up, we keep no details about you; Cloudflare, which hosts the site, keeps its own security logs, described below.
Why
To send the email you asked for, on your consent. You confirm by email before the first one, and one click in any email takes you off the list. Confirming covers Kit’s record of opens and clicks too, which shows whether the email is still being read. You don’t have to give your address, but without it the email can’t come. Replies are yours to send, on the same consent, and a person reads them. Security logs and the record of an unsubscribe rest on a legitimate interest: keeping the site secure, and not adding back someone who left.
Who else handles it
Kit stores the list and sends the email, using service providers of its own, named in its data agreement at kit.com/dpa. It can see which emails were opened and which links were clicked, because the links in our email pass through Kit first. Cloudflare hosts this site, sees the IP address of each visit and keeps it in its security logs. Google Workspace handles mail to hello@rvbulletin.com. All three are US companies, so what they hold can go to the United States and other countries. The European Commission has ruled that US companies in the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework protect it adequately, and all three say they’re in it. Kit’s agreement also carries the EU’s standard contract clauses.
Nobody else gets your details. We don’t sell the list, and no RV maker, parts maker, dealer or warranty seller ever sees it.
Tracking
This site sets no cookies. One thing stays in your own browser: the address of your RV’s page, so the next page can link it, and it goes when you close the tab. Kit records whether an email was opened and which links were clicked. Unsubscribing stops it.
How long
Your address and Kit’s record of it stay while you’re subscribed, and stay after you unsubscribe, marked as unsubscribed, so you aren’t added again by mistake. Ask at hello@rvbulletin.com and they’re deleted; after that, nothing stops you being added again. An address that was never confirmed gets no email and stays at Kit as unconfirmed until you ask for it to go. Replies stay in the mailbox while the email runs, unless you ask for them to be deleted. Cloudflare sets how long its logs stay.
How to stop
Every email has an unsubscribe link at the bottom. That stops the email and keeps the record above. To have your details deleted as well, write to hello@rvbulletin.com.
Your rights
You can ask to see, correct, delete or limit what’s held about you, ask for a copy to take elsewhere, and object to how it’s used. You can take back your consent at any time; that stops what comes next and doesn’t undo what already happened. Write to hello@rvbulletin.com. You can also complain to ANSPDCP, Romania’s data protection authority, or to the one where you live if that’s elsewhere in the EU.